I end my holiday travels with a snowy trip to Augsburg for the finals of their 3 day holiday tourney. Here are some of the highlights.
Game 1: Southwest 66 Roosevelt 55
Thanks to Southwest beating Central on opening day we get the 1st of 2 extra meetings between teams on the day. This one is a Minneapolis City Conference battle. Christo Polydorou 2 early 3s including a trip to the bank to start the day. The Lakers never trail in this one. A 13-0 2nd half run pushes their lead to 20 and no problems from there. Christo Polydorou with 18 to lead the Lakers. Marcus Mattox adds 13. Montgomery Booth with 12 of his game high 22 in the 2nd half to help Roosevelt keep it manageable. Nelson Ladd adds 13.
Game 2: South St. Paul 82 St. Paul Central 76
Both of these squads featuring a ton of youngsters. Back and forth game before South St. Paul goes on a 14-3 run midway thru the 2nd half. 65-52 Packers with 7:39 left. Central rallies behind Kaden Doram and Caron Crowe. Doram with a bucket, 2 free throws and then a tip dunk in their run. Crowe's pressure defense a major factor in that as well. 73-70 SSP just under 2 minutes left. But South St. Paul makes their free throws from there and hangs on. Alonzo Dodd with a high level game of 22 points and creating for others off the bounce in the SSP dribble drive. Marquis Gleb adds 16 and Max Wilson 13. Kaden Doram with 20 points to lead Central. Caron Crowe with 18, Gavin Gothard 15 and Billy Preston adds 13 off the bench.
Game 3: #7AAAA Hopkins 70 #6AA Minneapolis North 62
North took it to Hopkins early in this championship game. De'Meiko Anderson for 3 and adds a bucket. Willie Wilson with a bucket and a deep 3. Anderson adds another bomb and Mario Sanders with a 3 point play. 34-25 North with just over 5 minutes to go in the 1st half. North in a box and 1 on Kerwin Walton out of their 2nd timeout of the 1st half. Then an early timeout in the 2nd half to prevent a jump ball (a very overused play). That comes back to bite North as their offense just can't make a shot. Hopkins goes on a 10-0 run to end the 1st half and then only 1 putback for North in the 1st 8 minutes of the 2nd half. North finally takes their 4th timeout at the 10:06 mark. 44-36 Hopkins at that point after a 19-2 run. You have to think they would have tried to stop the bleeding sooner had they had 1 of those early timeouts still available.
Willie Wilson breaks the run with a 3 point play then a big momentum sequence. North misses 5 of 6 free throws. Andrew Chisley scores, then blocks Davon Townley on 1 end and scores with the 4th foul on Townley on the other. Hopkins picks up a T on a foul but North only makes 2 of 4 FTs and turns it over on the possession. Hopkins counters with triples from Jalen Treml and Xavier White and the lead is 55-41 Hopkins with 6:25 left. North goes 18 minutes with just 2 field goals but after 2 Townley free throws and a putback, they're somehow still within 55-45 with 5:11 left. North's pressure does force a couple of turnovers to keep the final interesting. But Kerwin Walton makes 6-6 FTs down the stretch and Hopkins wins. Kerwin Walton 24 points but I thought North did a good job defending him. Plus they largely held everyone else down (no one else in double figures for Hopkins). Davon Townley even got the individual task of defending Walton. Willie Wilson leads North with 19 points. Davon Townley adds 12. North missed 8 second half chances at the charity stripe. The teams meet again at North on Monday, Feb 24th.
All-Tournament Team
Hopkins- Kerwin Walton (MVP)
Hopkins - Cornell Richardson
Mpls North - Willie Wilson
Mpls North - Davin Townley
South St Paul - Alonzo Dodd
Mpls Southwest - Christo Polydorou
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2019 UST Classic Day 2
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For Day 2 of my 2019 holiday viewing I made the damp but thankfully not icy trek to the University of St. Thomas. No tournament format here just 2 games for each of the 8 teams.
Game 1: #7AAA Waconia 73 Holy Angels 57
Holy Angels with an early 10-0 run thanks to a couple of Matt Banovetz 3s. Waconia right back in it with a 16-4 run of their own for a 20-16 lead at the 8:17 mark. Forward Spencer Swanson with a couple of putbacks in that run. Banovetz then draws the 2nd foul on Waconia star PJ Hayes for 2 free throws. Then a really smart play in the backcourt to get his body into Hayes for the 3rd. He'll make both ends of the bonus plus the technical on the Waconia bench. Nate Kesti with a triple to complete the 7 point possession. 14-0 AHA run over 4 minutes for a 30-20 lead. But Waconia responds with an 11-2 run to close the half without Hayes. Connor Schwob 4 free throws in the run. Banovetz picks up 2 charges during the spurt and he'll also end up with 3 fouls in the half. 32-31 AHA at the break.
Banovetz a putback and triple in a 9-0 run for a 41-33 AHA lead. 45-40 AHA when Banovetz picks up his 4th with 12:48 left. 2 minutes later Emmett Johnson has his 4th foul as well. AHA goes a stretch of 10:40 with only 1 field goal, much of that with the stars sitting. Schwob with a big 3 with just under 7 minutes to push the Waconia lead to 10 and force AHA to bring the stars back in. But there's no danger, Waconia cruises from there. Spencer Swanson 21 points with very effective inside work. PJ Hayes held to 15. Connor Schwob 12 and Connor Behrens adds 10 off the bench. Matt Banovetz 18 points. Junior wing Bryce Boyd adds 10 for Holy Angels.
Game 2: Eagan 50 Benilde-St. Margaret's 48
Nick Peterson with the 1st 7 points for BSM. Derric Standifer gives them a couple of 3s off the bench as well. 28-21 BSM at the break. Sammuel Davis with back to back 3s to pull Eagan within 2 but Peterson goes glass for 2 and buries a 3 in a 7-0 run to keep BSM up 40-31 with 10:25 left. Eagan defense clamps down and Kurt Ohlhues heats up. Ohlhues with a transition 3 off a turnover and Matthew Verbeke adds 2 hoops in a 12-0 run to give Eagan their 1st lead with under 8 minutes left. Ohlhues and Dan Ijadimbola trade triples. Standifer adds a free throw to tie it a 46 with 4:19 left. BSM patient offense down the stretch. A mess of a pass bounces right back to Zai Smith and he'll finish that with 40 seconds left for a 2 point lead. Davis on the other end with a bomb and its Eagan by 1 with 31 seconds left. BSM turns it over out of a timeout and Eagan adds 1 final free throw. BSM can't get a good look at the end. Kurt Ohlhues with 13 of his 19 in the 2nd half to bring the Wildcats back. Sammuel Davis 4 3s, 3 of them in the 2nd half and the go-ahead one late, for 12 points. Nick Peterson with 21 points carrying the BSM offense again. Derric Standifer 8 of his 9 off the bench in the 1st half. Peterson had 12 of the 20 2nd half Red Knights points.
Game 3: Wayzata 91 St. Thomas Academy 47
The young St. Thomas Academy roster would try to hang around but a 14-2 run over the last 4 minutes of the 1st half would blow the game open and the Trojans cruise from there. Blowout city. Cam Heide with 14 of his 20 in the 1st half. Carter Bjerke adds 13. 3 other bench guys also reach double figures for Wayzata. Frosh guard Michael Kirchner leads the Cadets with 16 points. Frosh guard Jack Chamberlain adds 3 triples in the 1st half and 11 total points. Coach Bryan Schnettler not entirely pleased with his team's defense in the 1st half as he used a couple of timeouts after STA buckets.
Game 4: #2AAAA Cretin-Derham Hall 64 #4AAA Totino-Grace 54
This game makes me think back to the old days of the 3 day Catholic Spirit tournament at UST. A very fitting way to end the event. Offense was really hard to come by for Totino-Grace in this one. It took TG almost 11 minutes to get their 2nd FG and the 1st was a putback. Tre Holloman goes FT line jumper off their under-utilized pick and roll. J'Vonne Hadley with a 3 point play off a turnover. Curtis Jones nice cut for a hoop. 23-7 CDH as we go under 5:30 left in the half. TG claws their way back with a Taison Chatman 3 point play and triple to cut the margin to 10. He'll add another jumper to end the half after a Hadley 3. That keeps the margin at 10 going to halftime.
CDH comes out of the break with a 11-0 run. Amari Carter runs the floor for layup. Hadley from deep and a dunk to go with a couple of Jack Tauer buckets. 46-25 CDH in control with 11 minutes left. CDH coasts from there and TG tries to make it interesting. CJ O'Hara 4 FTs plus a bucket and another And 1 from Joe Alt. 58-49 CDH with 3:31 left after a 12-2 Eagles run. But the margin doesn't get any closer than that. J'Vonne Hadley with 23 points and 3 triples to lead all scorers. Tre Holloman with 12 and Curtis Jones with 11 for CDH. Freshmen CJ O'Hara and Taison Chatman lead TG with 13 points each. O'Hara 9 of his points from the charity stripe. Chatman with a couple of 3s. Joe Alt another effective outing inside for the Eagles with 11 points.
Game 1: #7AAA Waconia 73 Holy Angels 57
Holy Angels with an early 10-0 run thanks to a couple of Matt Banovetz 3s. Waconia right back in it with a 16-4 run of their own for a 20-16 lead at the 8:17 mark. Forward Spencer Swanson with a couple of putbacks in that run. Banovetz then draws the 2nd foul on Waconia star PJ Hayes for 2 free throws. Then a really smart play in the backcourt to get his body into Hayes for the 3rd. He'll make both ends of the bonus plus the technical on the Waconia bench. Nate Kesti with a triple to complete the 7 point possession. 14-0 AHA run over 4 minutes for a 30-20 lead. But Waconia responds with an 11-2 run to close the half without Hayes. Connor Schwob 4 free throws in the run. Banovetz picks up 2 charges during the spurt and he'll also end up with 3 fouls in the half. 32-31 AHA at the break.
Banovetz a putback and triple in a 9-0 run for a 41-33 AHA lead. 45-40 AHA when Banovetz picks up his 4th with 12:48 left. 2 minutes later Emmett Johnson has his 4th foul as well. AHA goes a stretch of 10:40 with only 1 field goal, much of that with the stars sitting. Schwob with a big 3 with just under 7 minutes to push the Waconia lead to 10 and force AHA to bring the stars back in. But there's no danger, Waconia cruises from there. Spencer Swanson 21 points with very effective inside work. PJ Hayes held to 15. Connor Schwob 12 and Connor Behrens adds 10 off the bench. Matt Banovetz 18 points. Junior wing Bryce Boyd adds 10 for Holy Angels.
Game 2: Eagan 50 Benilde-St. Margaret's 48
Nick Peterson with the 1st 7 points for BSM. Derric Standifer gives them a couple of 3s off the bench as well. 28-21 BSM at the break. Sammuel Davis with back to back 3s to pull Eagan within 2 but Peterson goes glass for 2 and buries a 3 in a 7-0 run to keep BSM up 40-31 with 10:25 left. Eagan defense clamps down and Kurt Ohlhues heats up. Ohlhues with a transition 3 off a turnover and Matthew Verbeke adds 2 hoops in a 12-0 run to give Eagan their 1st lead with under 8 minutes left. Ohlhues and Dan Ijadimbola trade triples. Standifer adds a free throw to tie it a 46 with 4:19 left. BSM patient offense down the stretch. A mess of a pass bounces right back to Zai Smith and he'll finish that with 40 seconds left for a 2 point lead. Davis on the other end with a bomb and its Eagan by 1 with 31 seconds left. BSM turns it over out of a timeout and Eagan adds 1 final free throw. BSM can't get a good look at the end. Kurt Ohlhues with 13 of his 19 in the 2nd half to bring the Wildcats back. Sammuel Davis 4 3s, 3 of them in the 2nd half and the go-ahead one late, for 12 points. Nick Peterson with 21 points carrying the BSM offense again. Derric Standifer 8 of his 9 off the bench in the 1st half. Peterson had 12 of the 20 2nd half Red Knights points.
Game 3: Wayzata 91 St. Thomas Academy 47
The young St. Thomas Academy roster would try to hang around but a 14-2 run over the last 4 minutes of the 1st half would blow the game open and the Trojans cruise from there. Blowout city. Cam Heide with 14 of his 20 in the 1st half. Carter Bjerke adds 13. 3 other bench guys also reach double figures for Wayzata. Frosh guard Michael Kirchner leads the Cadets with 16 points. Frosh guard Jack Chamberlain adds 3 triples in the 1st half and 11 total points. Coach Bryan Schnettler not entirely pleased with his team's defense in the 1st half as he used a couple of timeouts after STA buckets.
Game 4: #2AAAA Cretin-Derham Hall 64 #4AAA Totino-Grace 54
This game makes me think back to the old days of the 3 day Catholic Spirit tournament at UST. A very fitting way to end the event. Offense was really hard to come by for Totino-Grace in this one. It took TG almost 11 minutes to get their 2nd FG and the 1st was a putback. Tre Holloman goes FT line jumper off their under-utilized pick and roll. J'Vonne Hadley with a 3 point play off a turnover. Curtis Jones nice cut for a hoop. 23-7 CDH as we go under 5:30 left in the half. TG claws their way back with a Taison Chatman 3 point play and triple to cut the margin to 10. He'll add another jumper to end the half after a Hadley 3. That keeps the margin at 10 going to halftime.
CDH comes out of the break with a 11-0 run. Amari Carter runs the floor for layup. Hadley from deep and a dunk to go with a couple of Jack Tauer buckets. 46-25 CDH in control with 11 minutes left. CDH coasts from there and TG tries to make it interesting. CJ O'Hara 4 FTs plus a bucket and another And 1 from Joe Alt. 58-49 CDH with 3:31 left after a 12-2 Eagles run. But the margin doesn't get any closer than that. J'Vonne Hadley with 23 points and 3 triples to lead all scorers. Tre Holloman with 12 and Curtis Jones with 11 for CDH. Freshmen CJ O'Hara and Taison Chatman lead TG with 13 points each. O'Hara 9 of his points from the charity stripe. Chatman with a couple of 3s. Joe Alt another effective outing inside for the Eagles with 11 points.
2019 Tartan Tourney Day 1
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Its the annual trek to the eastern edge of the kingdom for the Tartan Holiday Tournament. As in recent years, we get the 8 teams in 2 groups of 4 format. Here's what I saw
Game 1: Farmington 63 Fridley 44
This was a close game for the 1st 11 minutes. Then Isaac Burns picked up his 2nd foul for Fridley. He sat and combined with Farmington's 1-1-3 zone, Fridley only scored 1 basket for the last 7 minutes of the half. That allowed Farmington to extend a 1 point lead to 16 at the half. Fridley would extend their defense early in the 2nd half and get 9 quick points from Burns to cut the margin to 6 with under 13 minutes left. Farmington stops the bleeding with Isaac Ask scoring 4 buckets in an 11-0 run. This time it's the man to man defense that holds Fridley without a FG for over 8 minutes. The lead grows to over 20 and benches empty just under the 5 minute mark. Isaac Ask leads Farmington with 15 points. Soph forward Kyle Hrncir very productive with 12 points off the bench. Farmington also fun to see push the ball out in transition which hurt Fridley. Isaac Burns leads Fridley with 11 of his 13 in the 2nd half. Micah Niewald adds 3 triples for 9.
Game 2: Superior (WI) 67 Park 66
Only 1 senior on the floor to start the game between the 2 teams. Superior's shooting would see them build a 36-25 halftime lead with 7 3s. Park rallies with a bucket, putback and 2 triples from soph guard Jack Blumberg to cut the lead to 2 with under 12 minutes left. Superior with a couple more 3s and a 7-0 run to keep the lead. Ethan Townsend 5 in a row, Jayden Lane for 2 and a kick to Evan Bearth for 3. Park regains the lead 58-57 with 4 minutes left. Great ball movement with Bearth sending drift pass to him in the corner to the wing and top and he gets it back for another big triple. 64 all with 1:25 left. The teams trade misses and post Pharell Payne puts back a miss with 11.3 left for a 2 point Park lead. Out of a timeout, its a baseline drive and drift pass to Johnny Rhodes. He buries the corner 3 with 1.8 left for the win. Joey Barker 18 points to lead Superior. They knock down 12 treys. Ethan Townsend 17 to lead Park. Pharell Payne 12 inside, Jack Blumberg 12 outside and 11 from Jayden Lane. Payne is a forward to keep an eye on. The 6'6" soph played freshman ball last year and has come a long way. Still fairly raw but there's plenty of upside for Park to be excited about to go with their perimeter crew.
Game 3: Simley 65 White Bear Lake 48
I also saw Simley last Friday against Hill-Murray and in both games Simley's defense was the story. Last Friday it was Simley's 1-2-2 zone that held the Pioneers down. Against White Bear Lake, they pulled RJ Jioklow out of it and went box and 1 on frosh Jack Janicki. That totally took White Bear Lake out of any offensive flow. Simley ends the 1st half on an 8-0 run to lead by 10. Then a 16-1 run early in the 2nd half blows the game open as the Bears go 6 minutes between field goals. Breyton Buysman leads Simley with 19 points. RJ Jioklow with 14. Frosh Jack Janicki with 14 and Kenye Raheem with 11 for White Bear Lake.
Game 4: #9AAAA Tartan 59 Henry Sibley 41
The tone was set right away as Tartan got 2 quick steals for buckets in a 10-0 run in the 1st 1:35 of the game. Joe Kearney flammable with all 22 (possibly 24) of his points in the 1st half with 4 3s. 23 point game at the break. Curtis Favors with a monster dunk after the red sea of Sibley defense parted and the lead got to 31 with 9:22 left. But Sibley dug in from there to not see the running time marker. Joe Kearney 24 points to lead all scorers. Langston Binns adds 11. Dewayne Thompson 10 points, soph Edward Michaels with 11 for Sibley. Center MJ Davis also with 10 for Sibley. Davis the only senior on the young Sibley roster.
Game 1: Farmington 63 Fridley 44
This was a close game for the 1st 11 minutes. Then Isaac Burns picked up his 2nd foul for Fridley. He sat and combined with Farmington's 1-1-3 zone, Fridley only scored 1 basket for the last 7 minutes of the half. That allowed Farmington to extend a 1 point lead to 16 at the half. Fridley would extend their defense early in the 2nd half and get 9 quick points from Burns to cut the margin to 6 with under 13 minutes left. Farmington stops the bleeding with Isaac Ask scoring 4 buckets in an 11-0 run. This time it's the man to man defense that holds Fridley without a FG for over 8 minutes. The lead grows to over 20 and benches empty just under the 5 minute mark. Isaac Ask leads Farmington with 15 points. Soph forward Kyle Hrncir very productive with 12 points off the bench. Farmington also fun to see push the ball out in transition which hurt Fridley. Isaac Burns leads Fridley with 11 of his 13 in the 2nd half. Micah Niewald adds 3 triples for 9.
Game 2: Superior (WI) 67 Park 66
Only 1 senior on the floor to start the game between the 2 teams. Superior's shooting would see them build a 36-25 halftime lead with 7 3s. Park rallies with a bucket, putback and 2 triples from soph guard Jack Blumberg to cut the lead to 2 with under 12 minutes left. Superior with a couple more 3s and a 7-0 run to keep the lead. Ethan Townsend 5 in a row, Jayden Lane for 2 and a kick to Evan Bearth for 3. Park regains the lead 58-57 with 4 minutes left. Great ball movement with Bearth sending drift pass to him in the corner to the wing and top and he gets it back for another big triple. 64 all with 1:25 left. The teams trade misses and post Pharell Payne puts back a miss with 11.3 left for a 2 point Park lead. Out of a timeout, its a baseline drive and drift pass to Johnny Rhodes. He buries the corner 3 with 1.8 left for the win. Joey Barker 18 points to lead Superior. They knock down 12 treys. Ethan Townsend 17 to lead Park. Pharell Payne 12 inside, Jack Blumberg 12 outside and 11 from Jayden Lane. Payne is a forward to keep an eye on. The 6'6" soph played freshman ball last year and has come a long way. Still fairly raw but there's plenty of upside for Park to be excited about to go with their perimeter crew.
Game 3: Simley 65 White Bear Lake 48
I also saw Simley last Friday against Hill-Murray and in both games Simley's defense was the story. Last Friday it was Simley's 1-2-2 zone that held the Pioneers down. Against White Bear Lake, they pulled RJ Jioklow out of it and went box and 1 on frosh Jack Janicki. That totally took White Bear Lake out of any offensive flow. Simley ends the 1st half on an 8-0 run to lead by 10. Then a 16-1 run early in the 2nd half blows the game open as the Bears go 6 minutes between field goals. Breyton Buysman leads Simley with 19 points. RJ Jioklow with 14. Frosh Jack Janicki with 14 and Kenye Raheem with 11 for White Bear Lake.
Game 4: #9AAAA Tartan 59 Henry Sibley 41
The tone was set right away as Tartan got 2 quick steals for buckets in a 10-0 run in the 1st 1:35 of the game. Joe Kearney flammable with all 22 (possibly 24) of his points in the 1st half with 4 3s. 23 point game at the break. Curtis Favors with a monster dunk after the red sea of Sibley defense parted and the lead got to 31 with 9:22 left. But Sibley dug in from there to not see the running time marker. Joe Kearney 24 points to lead all scorers. Langston Binns adds 11. Dewayne Thompson 10 points, soph Edward Michaels with 11 for Sibley. Center MJ Davis also with 10 for Sibley. Davis the only senior on the young Sibley roster.
2019 Holiday Tournaments
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Here's a list of the 2019 holiday tournaments in the metro area and
where metro area teams will be playing. Schedules and teams will be updated as
they become available. If you have info on one of these tournaments
that isn't posted, please feel free to contact me to have it added.
3-Day Tournaments
Augsburg Holiday Classic, Dec 27, 28 and 30
Day 1
Game 1 - St. Paul Central vs Minneapolis Southwest - 3:30 PM
Game 2 - South St. Paul vs Minneapolis North - 5:30 PM
Game 3 - Hopkins vs Minneapolis Roosevelt - 7:30 PM
Day 2
Game 4 - Loser Game 2 vs Loser Game 3 - 3:30 PM
Game 5 - Winner Game 1 vs Winner Game 2 - 5:30 PM
Game 6 - Loser Game 1 vs Winner Game 3 - 7:30 PM
Day 3
Loser Game 4 vs Loser Game 5 - 3:30 PM
Winner Game 4 vs Loser Game 6 - 5:30 PM
Championship - 7:30 PM
Trinity, Dec 27, 28 and 30
Anoka vs New Life - 2:30 PM
St. Anthony vs St. Paul Harding - 4:00 PM
Cannon Falls vs St. Paul Washington - 5:30 PM
Minneapolis Washburn at Trinity - 7:00 PM
2-Day Tournaments
Bethel, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Bloomington Jefferson vs Roseville - 6 PM
Chanhassen vs Robbinsdale Armstrong - 7:45 PM
Day 2
Bloomington Jefferson vs Robbinsdale Armstrong - 6 PM
Chanhassen vs Roseville - 7:45 PM
Buffalo, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Monticello vs Elk River - 5:30 PM
Brainerd at Buffalo - 7:15 PM
Day 2
Elk River vs Brainerd - 12 PM
Monticello at Buffao - 2 PM
Coon Rapids, Dec 27-28
Mounds View vs Rosemount - 5 PM
St. Paul Como Park at Coon Rapids - 7 PM
Day 2 games are at 3 and 5 PM
Eagle Ridge Academy, Dec 27-28
Math and Science Academy vs St. John's Prep - 4 PM
Lakes International Language Academy at Eagle Ridge Academy - 6 PM
Day 2 game times are 1 and 3 PM
East Ridge, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Centennial vs Minnehaha - 6 PM
Eastview at East Ridge- 7:45 PM
Day 2
Centennial vs Eastview - 6 PM
Minnehaha at East Ridge - 7:45 PM
Eden Prairie, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Chaska vs Shakopee - 6 PM
Edina at Eden Prairie - 7:30 PM
Day 2
Chaska vs Edina, - 6 PM
Shakopee at Eden Prairie - 7:30 PM
Hastings, Dec 27-28
Irondale vs St. Louis Park - 5:15 PM
Prescott (WI) at Hastings - 7:00 PM
Lakeville North, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Apple Valley vs New Prague - 6 PM
Austin at Lakeville North - 7:45 PM
Day 2
Apple Valley vs Austin - 6 PM
New Prague at Lakeville North - 7:45 PM
Mounds Park Academy, Dec 27-28
Nova Classical vs Ubah Medical Academy - 5 PM
Kaleidoscope at Mounds Park Academy- 7 PM
Providence Academy, Dec 26-27
Richfield vs Spectrum - 3 PM
Minneapolis Edison at Providence - 7 PM
St. Agnes, Dec 27-28
Hope Academy vs West Lutheran - 5 PM
St. Paul Humboldt at St. Agnes - 7 PM
Tartan, Dec 27-28 (2 groups of 4)
Group 1
Farmington vs Fridley - 2:45 PM
White Bear Lake vs Simley - 6:15 PM
Group 2
Superior vs Park of Cottage Grove - 4:30 PM
Henry Sibley at Tartan - 8 PM
University of St. Thomas, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Eagan vs Waconia - 2:30 PM
St. Thomas Academy vs Totino-Grace 4:15 PM
Benilde-St.Margaret's vs Holy Angels - 6 PM
Cretin-Derham Hall vs Wayzata - 7:45 PM
Day 2
Holy Angels vs Waconia - 2:30 PM
Benilde-St. Margaret's vs Eagan - 4:15 PM
St. Thomas Academy vs Wayzata - 6 PM
Cretin-Derham Hall vs Totino-Grace - 7:45 PM
OTHER METRO AREA TEAMS
3-Day Tournaments
Augsburg Holiday Classic, Dec 27, 28 and 30
Day 1
Game 1 - St. Paul Central vs Minneapolis Southwest - 3:30 PM
Game 2 - South St. Paul vs Minneapolis North - 5:30 PM
Game 3 - Hopkins vs Minneapolis Roosevelt - 7:30 PM
Day 2
Game 4 - Loser Game 2 vs Loser Game 3 - 3:30 PM
Game 5 - Winner Game 1 vs Winner Game 2 - 5:30 PM
Game 6 - Loser Game 1 vs Winner Game 3 - 7:30 PM
Day 3
Loser Game 4 vs Loser Game 5 - 3:30 PM
Winner Game 4 vs Loser Game 6 - 5:30 PM
Championship - 7:30 PM
Trinity, Dec 27, 28 and 30
Anoka vs New Life - 2:30 PM
St. Anthony vs St. Paul Harding - 4:00 PM
Cannon Falls vs St. Paul Washington - 5:30 PM
Minneapolis Washburn at Trinity - 7:00 PM
2-Day Tournaments
Bethel, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Bloomington Jefferson vs Roseville - 6 PM
Chanhassen vs Robbinsdale Armstrong - 7:45 PM
Day 2
Bloomington Jefferson vs Robbinsdale Armstrong - 6 PM
Chanhassen vs Roseville - 7:45 PM
Buffalo, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Monticello vs Elk River - 5:30 PM
Brainerd at Buffalo - 7:15 PM
Day 2
Elk River vs Brainerd - 12 PM
Monticello at Buffao - 2 PM
Coon Rapids, Dec 27-28
Mounds View vs Rosemount - 5 PM
St. Paul Como Park at Coon Rapids - 7 PM
Day 2 games are at 3 and 5 PM
Eagle Ridge Academy, Dec 27-28
Math and Science Academy vs St. John's Prep - 4 PM
Lakes International Language Academy at Eagle Ridge Academy - 6 PM
Day 2 game times are 1 and 3 PM
East Ridge, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Centennial vs Minnehaha - 6 PM
Eastview at East Ridge- 7:45 PM
Day 2
Centennial vs Eastview - 6 PM
Minnehaha at East Ridge - 7:45 PM
Eden Prairie, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Chaska vs Shakopee - 6 PM
Edina at Eden Prairie - 7:30 PM
Day 2
Chaska vs Edina, - 6 PM
Shakopee at Eden Prairie - 7:30 PM
Hastings, Dec 27-28
Irondale vs St. Louis Park - 5:15 PM
Prescott (WI) at Hastings - 7:00 PM
Lakeville North, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Apple Valley vs New Prague - 6 PM
Austin at Lakeville North - 7:45 PM
Day 2
Apple Valley vs Austin - 6 PM
New Prague at Lakeville North - 7:45 PM
Mounds Park Academy, Dec 27-28
Nova Classical vs Ubah Medical Academy - 5 PM
Kaleidoscope at Mounds Park Academy- 7 PM
Providence Academy, Dec 26-27
Richfield vs Spectrum - 3 PM
Minneapolis Edison at Providence - 7 PM
St. Agnes, Dec 27-28
Hope Academy vs West Lutheran - 5 PM
St. Paul Humboldt at St. Agnes - 7 PM
Tartan, Dec 27-28 (2 groups of 4)
Group 1
Farmington vs Fridley - 2:45 PM
White Bear Lake vs Simley - 6:15 PM
Group 2
Superior vs Park of Cottage Grove - 4:30 PM
Henry Sibley at Tartan - 8 PM
University of St. Thomas, Dec 27-28
Day 1
Eagan vs Waconia - 2:30 PM
St. Thomas Academy vs Totino-Grace 4:15 PM
Benilde-St.Margaret's vs Holy Angels - 6 PM
Cretin-Derham Hall vs Wayzata - 7:45 PM
Day 2
Holy Angels vs Waconia - 2:30 PM
Benilde-St. Margaret's vs Eagan - 4:15 PM
St. Thomas Academy vs Wayzata - 6 PM
Cretin-Derham Hall vs Totino-Grace - 7:45 PM
OTHER METRO AREA TEAMS
- Andover and Forest Lake at Hibbing Tourney
- Brooklyn Center, Burnsville, Champlin Park, Cristo Rey, Lakeville South, Mahtomedi, Maple Grove, Maranatha, Minneapolis Henry, Minnetonka, North St. Paul, Park Center, Prior Lake, Rogers, STMA, Spring Lake Park at Granite City Classic (St. Cloud)
- Bloomington Kennedy, Columbia Heights, Osseo, Robbinsdale Cooper, St. Croix Prep, Stillwater and Woodbury at Rochester Rotary Classic
- Breck and Concordia Academy at St. Cloud Cathedral Tourney
- De La Salle and Twin Cities Acdademy at Hoop City Classic (South Dakota)
- Heritage Christian at Willmar Tourney
- Hill-Murray and Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity at Glencoe-Silver Lake Tourney
- St. Croix Lutheran at Bethany Lutheran Tourney
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